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Outcast is back together. Hobby park servo horn came in. It isn't quite as beefy as the stock one. Setting end points with the dx3 radio is pretty easy. The 35kg Amazon servo seems smoother and definitely has more power than the stock one. Hopefully I can take it for a full rip tomorrow!

Not that I'm super familiar with arrma, but I'm familiar with the troubles the past year and half has presented for many companies. We're all navigating a new and weird landscape with many hurdles. That being said, I think they're pushing to bring more people into the hobby with an array of...

The included DX3 radio has an endpoint function that seems relatively easy to use. I would definitely lean addiction 🤣

I was so tempted to run it as it is. But I've learned the hard way too many times about running things half assed. Plus I was extremely annoyed and disappointed with everything. Both with arrma and myself, mainly for not doing more research. Plus opted for cheaper shipping on the xmaxx parts...

They could be trimmed probably, but there's very little clearance between the back of the servo and chassis. I don't think it would healthy for the servo to back on the chassis. I already ordered two different servo horns. So it's in timeout until those come in lol. The thing I don't like...

The picture doesn't do it justice, but the pivot joints are basically maxed out and not bottomed out, so spacers would be needed still. I looked at going below the servo mount, but there's not enough space. It's pretty goofy. Not a huge deal, just annoying lol.

As many of you know, I'm new to the hobby. But expending my collection quickly. I picked my outcast exb (rtr) a few days ago. The stock servo started going out after 10min of driving around. No crashes or anything crazy (yet) but a couple wheelies into it going on its roof. Ordered a...